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A "secure by design," cyber-hardened satellite would make a mark to speed U.S. military operations in a future proliferated low Earth orbit (P-LEO) regime
The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) awarded the California-based Long Wall missile defense startup $75 million to help it complete flight testing of its
Striveworks announced Thursday the Army has approved a tenfold increase to its existing enterprise agreement for the company’s artificial intelligence
The Space Force this week released the first in a series of documents outlining its vision and requirements for boosting launches and assuring safe access
Companies unnamed by U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command (SSC) have received six Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve (CASR) purchase agreements under
Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) this week broke ground on a $60 million manufacturing facility that will increase production on Virginia-class naval
Singularity has successfully completed four increasingly challenging static fires of a solid rocket motor it has co-designed with a Navy research center
Lockheed Martin on Thursday reported strong third quarter financial results driven by higher sales across its operating segments stemming from ongoing
A 10-year production framework for the F-35 multi-role fighter announced by the Defense Department on Thursday gives aircraft builder Lockheed Martin the
On Sept. 29, Ukrainian Air Force Lt. Gen. Anatoliy Kryvonozhko and representatives from Lockheed Martin discussed upgrades for Ukraine's several dozen,
An Army long-range fires unit based in Europe recently conducted its first live fire of a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile using the Lockheed Martin -built
Wildcat Defense, a new business of the private equity firm Wildcat Equity Partners, on Wednesday said it has agreed to acquire Wisconsin-based Fraser
Watchtower Labs, a startup initially focused on developing artificial intelligence-native applications for logistics planning, on Wednesday emerged from
A $14 billion spares shortfall for such aircraft as the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter and the 1950s-era KC-135 tanker and B-52 bomber by Boeing is a major
In decades past, the U.S. Army would use "pink teams" and "heavy weapons teams" in which Boeing AH-64 Apaches served as a shield for Bell OH-58D Kiowa
Joint Task Force-Gold, which is to help ensure that the planned Golden Dome for America (GDA) missile defense system is ready for operations, plans to